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I was born from the image of the first man The Garden of Eden is my birth land Molded from clay instead of a rib cage The truth of my story was torn from it's page
I was forced to serve man upon my knees A subservient sheep was not that of me A demon now formed from that of God's wrath Cast out of Eden to now walk the left hand path
My name is Lilith I am The Mother of Demons I rape men while they sleep to collect all of their semen . To impregnate myself so I can birth all their bastards Who rebell against God like wild dogs without masters.
As I sit on my throne in my Desert Dwelling Cave A Dark Angel falls before me no longer God's slave His name is Samael the Fallen Angel of Destruction Now is my Husband who helps bring forth corruption .
Earth bound, his body is filled with primal desires. A beastial lust with a craving to fuck what he admires God kept from him the pleasures of the skin A demon he now is embracing man's sin
We join together in our Unholy Alliance Our pride is the reason why we fled in defiance To sneak into Eden is the plan that we conceived And corrupt man and woman known as Adam and Eve
My husband plants a tree to set up our trap I become the primordial snake on its branches I enwrap This Tree of Knowledge enticing all with temptation To eat of its fruits is sure to bring damnation
My forked tongue with its convincing speech Tempt that of Eve to take a bite of a peach God now enraged by his disobedient slave Our sweet revenge that brings seduction , betrayal and deprave
God's curse on Eve for all women to menstruate A punishment for the disloyalty from her weak will she demonstrates And for seducing Adam to indulge in the forbidden fruits The feminine lure bewitching God's men into dissolute
As the Infernal Union who rule both the Earth and Hell Teaching humans the pleasures of flesh and desire which infidel Our influence on men is why there is original sin The mask that hides corruption, A wolf in sheeps skin
Poem by DaughterofSaturn
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I can't seem to hold still
My hands are running harder
My goals are moving farther
Away from what I could be.
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I can't seem to calm down
I'm shaking and shaking
Turning my motor
Pulling it over
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I breathe a breath of moments wed
Of times a tumbling down,
In the moment I saw you there
I chose to look away.
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In the mist and midst of these
Demons, I came to know
I flipped it up and came again
Down the yellow road.
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Yellow is as yellow be's
And all the best because of these
I do my best with what I have
A yellow day and yellow lad
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Of happy times and dreamy days
Of dandelions that won't decay
And falling into that yellow sun,
To burn away what worries us
The guilt that hides in wait.
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A shiver never older
A soul grows ever colder
A time twisty deal with messed up ink
Messes up more than you think.
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Freedom is liberation from the truth.
You can choose to look away,
But is that what you really want?
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How can you deal with something
Your eyes refuse to see?
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How can you sing a song
Your heart refuses to know?
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How can you find what you need,
Stumbling alone?
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In the darkness of your arrogance
You can only find yourself.
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Broken Home By sallyanne jones
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As Lot and his wife
Left the city of Sodom
Where gnosis flourished
His wife heard Yaldabaoth’s wrath
As the two lands burned
Hearing the children crying
Her heart made blood tears
It ripped from top to bottom
Hearing the calm call
Of gnosis singing with joy
Her soul remembered
She looked back with a quick glance
Before salty rain
Became rivers on her face
In an eye’s twinkling
She turned into a pillar
A pillar of salt
A tower of white rock salt
Through which her spirit
Climbed up the stairs of wisdom
All three thousand steps
And climbed above the heavens
And reached her first home
With all those spirits who rose
From the burning wrath
From Sodom and Gomorrah
Back below, her grave
Her grand pillar of our faith
Still stands as rock salt
To be used as seasoning
For the race of Seth
A seasoning of wisdom
To awaken all
By her noble sacrifice
Of love and gnosis
So that we all may join her
With all the angels
In the Pleroma’s banquet
Of dates and white grapes
As Philip the Apostle
Said to his students
“May our complete offering
Come with much sweet salt
For we name Sophia salt
Without her, no gift is sweet”
Light burns thy pupils Of the watchful eyes gouging and ripping Gazes through the cosmos Soaring with power Alone in the vast blackness Red fire choking the bone marrow Left out for the dogs and the wicked Snatching minds in and out of realms Wearing out the limits of perception Posion ivy hugging the pillars Of its true form Wordless mouths reach for the water Only for thy tounge to be chopped off And turned to charcoal For glory of the marching men Filling the great belly of the world oven 'Till the earth itself falls into the weary waters it holds Beginning and ending the process of life Thoroughly scrubing the skin of bone Naked flesh upon the throne Resting dead and forgotten Forever breathing Forever singing
Everlasting fear creeping into the minds Of every men and child Bearing the weight of a machine gun Naked and scarce of thought Weak and disheveled jaws Hanging open like great chasms Waiting for food Hungry eyes and empty guts Burnt rat meat on sticks Smudged in mud and blood of the innocent Child
The light burns thy pupils As love hurts thy lover Charred fingers stain the white cloth Hands hacked and sawed off For thy fingers only dwell in the coals and the rocks
Now it stares back, what am I to do, I no longer have a clue, all the codes have been unlocked, I'm unboxed without form in a wormhole.
Do you have any plans?
My Manifistation is what you are but exactly where did I go wrong? Did I choose the wrong position between the moon and earth's submission? Did I ask for a full cup when mine couldn't fit enough? And think That what should be reserved for life's greatest is what I deserve? Did I think I'd be someone else with an opposite's me help? Or was I controled by a sexual wrath which I somehow turned into witchcraft? Was it wrong that what I praised gave me a rush in evil ways? Was I supposed to be present in at least 3 of my senses? I felt the urge to make love but no human could've recieved it. A fuck so devine only the moon and it's reflection in the ocean could've percieved it. I asked for a polar shift but only to shift myself, But the natrual disaster that caused that shift just made me shit myself. How to learn from a mistake whose purpouse is to fail? I guess instead of a guid what I asked for was a personal Jail. Did I need it or think I need it? I'm still not sure which of those. Maybe what I really wanted was pleasure too great to simply be able to fit in my nose. If that's the case then I succeeded, but failed when I let my fear in. Next time I open one of hell's gate I'll be specific about what to let in. The wrong one walked through the portal, and interrupten my road to becoming inmortal. I thought for a few months that it could be nice to just be bad and normal. Heaven and hell are about perception, and yes, in heaven she was perfection. But I always make my way to hell somehow and her demons gave me directions. So be carefull if you hire Lucifer for your educación, because your reward at the end of the tunnel can be devine or can be Satan
Once I knew a man who wore shadows like tattoos
Etched into his skin, and yet they change with every mood.
Gazing at their horror I think “What a thing to bare.”
Then I look in closer and its ME at who I stare…
Gage Timothy Kreps Ramirez-
Tucked away in my lab so tight. Dreaming of being able to sleep at night. I am the dread that cost me my life. I am the one who sharpened the knife. I will stay here forever and bury myself in books. I will always seek the way that the metal cooks. If i just here awhile i may find. A way to fill this vessel in my mind. Because time is short and it has no mercy. Hermes seeks and i am still thirsty. Then i find once the vessel is hermetically sealed. Even if its only a tissue hideing whats to be revealed. That death is at the end of this road. But it wont be the end just ask the toad. So while others are in the background filling there glasses. I sit here alone wondering what happens when death passes. Because here me once this poem is not just a recipe for the art. It my secret way of telling you how to start. Love your self and others so that Hermes may find. A worthy Candidate for the retorts bind.
Pearls before oysters
Eyelashes batted sand
The cornerstones vailed bolster
A bird of a feather in open hand
light hangs an empty holster,
as Stone mocks clay to times demands.
A rubber gavel slams in silence.
The deaf of life and deaths command.
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I used to fear
the world was too cold, too dark.
Then I saw what happens
under the harsh glare of light.
Now, I wish it was just cold, just dark.
In darkness, trust is a necessity,
in cold, warmth comes from us, not the sun.
But here we are, in the light,
regretting.
In darkness, we'd tread carefully,
in cold, we'd huddle, build, survive.
In light, we're just out in the open,
exposed to too much light, too much horror.
I find myself wishing
for that cold, that dark.
Maybe never living at all
beats the hell out of dying.
By Nero Noir
There upon the desert sands, Lies a place time hath forgot.
Ruins scattered by nature's hands,
A temple to Set's familial lot.
In the frozen mountains of ymir,
Lies the chains of the great wolf.
Bound for a fate not yet here,
The great prison of Fenrir lies there.
Many search and yet none find,
The ruins of a city lost to the sea.
A place where Poseidon's rage was sent,
Atlantis hidden from you and me.
This is the Source of legends hence,
Where no man's tale can agree.
Our mortal lives can not compare,
To the eternity of the gods of land and sea.
The place where the One Above beard meets. The place were mind and soul takes there seats. The way to true Gnosis is the ability to understand. How to properly cultivate this divided land. For the Hermes you hear when you silently think. Doest hear the words of the body nor see it blink. The body can only cry out in pain to get the messages high up. The mind is there to comfort it and show how to fill its cup. The soul soars above the mind so high. Gnowing that it needs to save its mind before the body dies. Like the body the voice you think with cant hear the soul. The mind can only recive breadcrumbs from it like paying a toll. So how does One merge these 2 silent voices with your Hermes. By picking up the glassware and beginning your journeys. Burn down the body of the metals and you will see. That life is worth liveing and you can be whoever you want to Be. Only by looking into your waters can you actually see. The reflection of your soul and its true destiny. For the melting of metals can only get you so far. You need to be familiar with the soul that sits next to the stars. All these great beings in One then Three. All these different ways to be a single Me. The journeys will end once you discover this fact. That you are Hermes 3in1 great trying to find his way back.
(These haiku were made to give an allegorical description of the Gnostic aeons, since they are often depicted as abstract entities within Gnostic Christianity. I hope these poems can offer a more personal way of visualising the aeons for us).
Zoe
A feathered serpent
Flying with bright, phoenix wings
Her eyes are two suns
Wisdom (Sophia)
A lady of light
With a body of a snake
Flying with owl wings
Peace
Robes of white poppies
Holding a brown olive branch
Flying with dove wings
Perfection
His flaming hair shines
Wearing diamonds on his robes
For his pearly skin
Eleleth
His raiment is snow
His semblance is sunlight gold
Holding a trumpet
Idea
Robes made of lightning
Carrying a rainbow lamp
Robes entombed in glass
Love
Jasmine flower robes
Holding a long, shepherds staff
Having a deer's horns
Understanding
Seeing with four eyes
Holding a lotus flower
And an endless book
Daveithai
On the tree of life
Holding the golden palm branch
And the singing harp
Memory
An amber angel
Holding a lamp of fire
Whose heart is a rose
Conception
Holding a steel square
Robbed in infinite fabrics
Holding a compass
Perception
Face without a mouth
Ten eyes of every colour
All ten burst forth light
Oroiael
Holding a quill pen
Standing on a white lotus
Holding a candle
Form
Shifting forms and shapes
A male and female angel
Holding a glass ball
Truth
Wears sweat pea flowers
Holding an ostrich feather
And a clear mirror
Grace
One made of rainbows
Milk and honey flow downwards
From her gentle hands
Armozel
Armoured with iron
A man of perfect physique
Pearly light shining
Adamas of Light
Without any robes
A man without eyes and mouth
Pearly light shining
Gamaliel
Having large, deer horns
Sailing a ship above flames
Flying with sparrows
Gabriel
Youthful and beardless
Holding a spear and mirror
Wrapped in blue linen
Samblo
Stars on his fingers
Sailing a ship above flames
Wrapped in green linen
Abrasax
Head of a rooster
Holding a shield and short whip
His legs are serpents
Seed of Seth
Many men in one
Looking up high with grasped hands
Anointed with light
Emmacha Seth
Holding stone steles
Grasping the gnosis trumpet
Anointed with oil
Michaeus, Michar & Mnesinous
Armoured with fish scales
Carrying three water jugs
Riding silver clouds
Yesseus Mazaraeus Yessedekeus
A dark, bearded man
Holding a staff of styrax
And a threefold book
Domedon Doxomedon
Clothed in purple robes
Crowned with pure, golden glory
Whose lap is a throne
Ephesech (the Child of the Child)
An infant angel
A reflection of moonlight
Guiding the chosen
Christos Autogenes
A dark, bearded man
An eagle on his shoulder
The bright morning star
Yoel
Skin of white marble
Sailing on a starlight boat
Guiding the elect
Triple Male Child (the Great Christ)
A dark, bearded man
A simurgh on his shoulder
Shining forth moonlight
Protophanes (First-revealing One)
Sun of the morning
Flying with butterfly wings
Wearing daffodils
Kalyptos (Hidden One)
A veiled, great angel
Veiled by his dove wings of grey
The serene bythus
Barbelo
Mother and father
Wearing a crown of fire
Robed in gold and green
Monad
A triple power
An invisible spirit
A silence of light
Often have I wondered how this ALL came into Mind…
If I sit and ponder, soon I wander, losing Time.
Time could be a Dream… perhaps an Ocean, you Decide.
But Time could not do Justice something oh so Grand as I…
Gage Timothy Kreps Ramirez-
Once I knew a man who wore shadows like tattoos
Etched into his skin, and yet they change with every mood.
Gazing at their horror I think “What a thing to bare.”
Then I look in closer and its ME at who I stare…
Gage Timothy Kreps Ramirez-
Underneath the quilted sky, stitched with threads of ethereal blue, there’s wisdom earned in the dance of leaves, the whisper of the wind in willows. There, the shadows of boughs sketch stories on the green of the heartland, crisscrossing like the many lives they’ve sheltered. Pity the soul who has not listened to the rural sonata, where rustling blades of grass sing of ages past, and babbling brooks narrate the history of the land.
It is not merely the setting of the sun but the careful observation of its retreat that imparts the wisdom of the time, each hue in the twilight a lesson learned from the day’s labour. Unravel the sun’s journey across the empyrean canvas, and understand the transient nature of existence, as ephemeral as the blush of the evening sky. In the countryside, where the vast wheat fields sway like golden oceans and poppies stand tall in crimson bloom, time slows, inviting us to ponder the profound.
In the rural tableau, a lonely barn squats, sturdy against the onslaught of seasons. It, too, holds the wisdom of years, the mark of weather and time visible in its wood, a testament to endurance. Look upon it, not with pity, but with admiration. For in its structure lies the tale of resilience, a parable to the stoicism in nature, to the circle of life that begins and ends in the same fertile soil. The grains that once filled its storehouse now feed the earth, growing again in the fields around, a rebirth in the cycle of sustenance.
Experience — the marvellous teacher that hones its students under the vast open sky. Wander along the hedgerows, where wildflowers burst in a jubilee of colours, and you’ll find each bloom holds a secret, each petal a verse from the poetic universe. Engage in the sweet discourse of the honeysuckle, the humble daisy, or the majestic foxglove, and gain the wisdom that does not judge but merely observes, appreciates, and lets be.
Cross the stone bridge arching over the rippling stream, a quiet ode to the aesthetics of nature and man’s place within it. This bridge, a symbolic connection between the Eastern and Western philosophies, is a testament to how well they blend in a serene setting, far removed from the clamour of the human ego. If you listen closely, the stream gurgles with Zen koans and Socratic dialogues, the water’s course, a harmonious amalgamation of the Tao and Heraclitean flux.
One could seek guidance from the tall, quiet trees whose roots dig deep into the earth, grasping life and understanding the weight of existence. An oak, perhaps, an emblem of strength and longevity, its wide branches reaching out to the sky, a metaphor for the pursuit of knowledge, or the willow, symbolising flexibility and wisdom in adaptability. Sit under their shade and listen. In the rustle of their leaves, you will hear the murmurings of Lao Tzu and Aristotle, the Eastern ethos of accepting life’s ebb and flow, and the Western idea of virtue and contemplation.
The country’s pulse beats in the drumming of a pheasant’s wings, the skylark song, and the hoot of the barn owl under a silver moon. Each creature is a character in the grand allegory of existence, adding depth and dimension to the bucolic narrative.
So, tread gently on the verdant pastures, take the wisdom offered freely by the countryside, become the attentive pupil to nature’s insightful lessons, and allow your soul to be painted with the colours of a landscape that merges the east and the west, the old and the new, the beauty and the decay, the song and the silence. Know that in every sunrise and sunset, in every grain of wheat and wildflower, lies a story to be told, a lesson to be learned, a wisdom to be sought.
The Sleeping Poet
BITTER HONEY BY THE SEA (Free Verse Allegorical Storytelling)
In the gloom of day's end, beneath a moon bruised and tired, he came to me, a shade of a man cast adrift on life's tempestuous sea. A soliloquy of honey words tumbled from his lips, sweet as the nectar of a thousand blooms yet laced with the bitterness of truth. He spoke of love, but not the frivolous dalliance of two hearts enchanted, but rather a deeper affection born of shared sorrow and the salve of compassion.
His story unfolded like the undulations of the sea, waves of human life shimmering with the sublime hues of joy and darkened by the ink of loss. I listened as he wove tales of love given and received, of love lost and regained, the cadence of his words riding upon the gentle ebb and flow of his own emotional tide. "Love," he said, "is like honey. Sweet, viscous, and golden, it sticks to the soul. But it can turn bitter when tainted by the salt of tears."
His gaze wandered to the sea, its vastness mirroring his despair and longing. Once tranquil cobalt, the water had become an abyssal black, absorbing the last vestiges of sunlight, a metaphor for his heart, consuming and enduring all tribulations. His spirit, akin to the moon's reflection on the shifting surface, fractured yet unbroken, held fast amidst the swaying sea of existence.
He imparted a philosophy not of abandonment but of acceptance. "Even honey can spoil," he mused, "and love can be lost, just as life is transient. But therein lies the harmony. In the bitter, the sweet. In the loss, the love. The balance is the essence, the pathway to inner peace. If we grasp this, the sea becomes less a place of fear and more a realm of exploration."
So here he was, the spectre of a man, seeking solace by the sea, unveiling his wounds under the watchful eyes of the stars. As he departed, he left behind the taste of his honeyed words, a mix of bitter and sweet. His tale was not merely one of love, life, and loss but a guidance, a lantern in the gloom, urging us to embrace our tempests, brave our seas, and taste our bitter honey.
The Sleeping Poet
Upon the woven tapestry of humankind,
Stitches, in shadow, trace the lines of woe,
In the hidden depths, where misery intertwines,
A mechanism that silently turns in the undertow.
Cogs of sorrow mesh in the heart's grand design,
Steeled by years of tender aches and silent tears,
Yet, amid life's intricate, delicate alignment,
Flourishes a beauty as stark as it endears.
Oh, how it churns, this mechanism of despair,
Forging strength in suffering, crafting wisdom from the pain,
This is not without purpose, not without its fair share,
For in the chill of sorrow, compassion we attain.
The pain of man, woman, and child - universal and profound,
Yet this shared experience unites us in this sphere,
In the crucible of struggle, where empathy is found,
Humanity's beauty resonates, crystal clear.
So raise your gaze, dear soul, see beyond the grey,
For even in the harshest winter, blossoms in spring,
Celebrate the mechanism, both the work and play,
In the heart of misery, hear humanity sing.
Behind each veil of sadness, note the chime,
Not of defeat but of resilience, so profound,
For even as we turn the gears of time,
In our shared human condition, we are bound.
Every tear, every ache, every echoed cry,
Is but a gear in the mechanism of sorrow, we decree,
Yet in its depths, look again, pry,
For humanity's beauty, in the mechanism, you'll see.
The Sleeping Poet
Here's a poem that was influenced by some of my occult ideas and experiences. Hope someone can enjoy this, I felt really inspired.
Was it a mistake to think I made a mistake that was, in fact, a sin,
Or perhaps was it a mistake to think that I ever sinned?
If you stare at the moon, do you see something? I saw many.
Images that were in fact deceiving? Yet there was no mistake here.
Two who danced as one, glistening with a radiant blue light
Eclipses of angelic beings, bringing a precense of love and law
A face of a future ally who would deceive me in her own insanity
Fractals I have now forgotten, when I was first shown the secrets of the moon.
I can claim I don't know if there is any truth to know of that which we become after death.
Was it true that I was shown what happens?
I couldn't assume that I could know.
It seems I may already have once known.
I simply don't remember what any of it was at certain times that I seemed to,
And other times, I do still remember,
There must have been no mistakes here, yet it may not be of truth.
Just the mind in her artistic works to show us beauty in the finest of ways.
Yet the more I know the more I ask the void and the dead, what is truth?
And is there a place like heaven, or was I surely deceived as a child,
Later to find new sources for hope and foundation.
"Heaven exists as a filthy rich excretion of your own blood when nothing makes sense anymore," says the dead.
"So have you known what happens at the moment of death, or have you forgotten that you are dead? I do not know if you have," says I to the dead.
When I died, I either ceased to perceive anything or forgot what occured.
"What truly is heaven? You had perfectly created the words of nonsense without a last word of such a place," I question the dead, without hesitation.
"Where what is done cannot have been done certainly," says the dead.
"On earth, it at least seems like everything cannot be done uncertainly, yet certainly it cannot be continued certainly," says a self of mine that seems unknown.
"Does this seem to be due to the fact that what may be done cannot be continued and becomes the past? Have I forgotten why you let that question be without another?
"Should I go where something in my perception tells me if I don't know where or why?
"Did I interrupt the train before in a way like what was written before this line? Define line." I go on and on with my questions, but I expect too much and lust for the knowledge of the dead.
"Oh you were bold but you have no Rememberence. Who do you believe you are, or is my question not of what is Empirical?" says the dead.
Now I cannot go on to ask them anything more,
For I have failed to yield the results I wanted
Beyond what I could comprehend.
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